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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
Fest Once Nptic,

Should be daily by all interested, as changes may
letters Tor foreign countries need be specially adj
dresse for di,ps particular steamer except when
desired 10 send duplicates Of banking ana commercial
documents specially addess-t being sent 0y tho
Forrcr vail. tho we.k enan- % will close
pronntly In all cts'sl ttth't once AZ 'onHw'
TuUKsDAN-At a. n. tor Jamac. Iuagn Gteytown
AMI Bueaels per se.m'p At s's s ior MAJ ta
Nassau r. and Snt,af9 CaOt; per per s,s",1p
Clni,eso' al IN: 9I n,ts.' ch,.n,, rabs.co
AMI Yucaan tn,1o ny OF Washing ON dettsr.
for Mexican states must be directed per CITY OF
Washington }. at $50 d IN. for 81 Plerru hiqheion
per stelmsr Hsut.c
FRiDAY-AtI p M fr Be- Puerto Cortez. Guatemala
sATURDAY-At a. IN; for Para: ,Mar.nham and
81 stF"1 Sno.. ' also for wnd~ard I,I.n. direct
ppts.m,r,p mlr1 VIA Qaeensswn letter, Tor France
switzerland It,ly. spain AL p,r'4gd must drectet
Italy. spain and Portugal. Dr' ,.n',, Il. Boar osna
Hare . be "5 rscss esr f orro
nj 10 a. m h N-ihei lands ii'ecr, stem nj
Zaandam via Amsterdam letter. EaN DO ur,,t,l "psr
Zaan,i.m ~ At lo:sO + tor Bel irsct pr steam:
ship Ponntand. w. Antwerp usttr, must b, drsctei
per Pen liant, At II a m. Tor Hayti ant inagaa.
'ts,msnIp Ygie.ias VII Havana qstters Tor ,thor
Mexican tItss IA st bs trs'tsi"p B. fsesitsD.
Mas Tor CHINA Japan. per steInshio 'Itv o. 5vd-
urom San Francscol oto,e nor, Decenpor ~ IS
Bird rro 5n Fr.nst,o,, l,r, Deco ubsr - !;
5SOo q. m Malls fer Aistr,li. 70 ..i,h'it s.ltv;L
san FranciseI cio,. nara '6at $50 Tor
ar, ,'t, n t.S ss 10 IN Pr
Fla AMI by steamer via Key West, PiA coss AZ
this ens, daily at 2;3OA m
The schedule Of closing e. Trans Pacific mails Is ar
transit 20 san Francisco Mails from East arriving
Francisco on the day OF sailing OF steamers are
a''p'''''" "''"'' HENRY 9: PEARSON. rcsmassr
Pos, ONCE Nowiork, NJ " Dec iG 1887
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
RLrS OF R1CING WHY'S

The date Of the suburban Ian lea. Tho which
above all Others in TIN, country. aruses comment c,nic
for months hefor' run. been
bv f-iaul Joe 'lur ThursdW june H.
1919 THIS will be ~ interest nor
every WHO paws arention To turf mttlors
tn r.lnkaunn ~ the officers Of tn American Jockey
nh will comnl ted after January l. The
itun \. G. MOns'1 toisr,r dos iako
dav. The 10 loving dlrsciors been
elected John HINT president; ieSs l. Lori at Jp1n
\. Morris William A pucr. Janos ". Wansworth ant
Leon ". Jerome Its expected that within frtni a.
these gent VIII socats with themselves 10 the mir
orate club members Of The Board ~ GOV
Leonard W. Jeroue been elected vlccpre-ilcnt
Of he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
RATES COLLEGE ALrMNI A. DIyyE

The secon annual duncr of the Bates college Alumni
association New-Iork wash" Tia evening Al Ga f.
40 % West Twenty-thlri-st This ASSOCIATION though
young o- the first class having been graduated IN 1863
IL flo IrishIng Rcprescn ave- wele present from
nearly every class Among them were r. T. Mrrrll' oi
Irvjnsfon y j. Z. b. stanford OF Br""kN charles :
Uark-I OF Jersey CITY Lewis VI Thompson OF New
YORK aad others r. w. Given. y Orange " Ji pic-i-
dent OF the association, presided Letters were re~l
from the association. the first a-socaio organ
lied which holds It's dihner next Vel eSlay evening"
and from w. f. Foster. letter wa ass received from
alumni In Washn Inviting the New YORK ASNocI'-
ton 10 visit them January AMI all IN The formation OIL
an IA that CITY. The recent decision oI 'e
Supreme Court Maine. In thr Brichcr VIII case oy
which - OF valuable pro erty Vas srctr
10 the coil. e., topic 81 hcdry coh-r'tl''to'
W,rl WAS as, received that the e rnrrst"he VI nc
observatory Lewiston. which mas bcen uh '"I Goa
Alteration several years. pu "nirh h's ptch "t-
l,ved for lack VI Is wont he Lad during tis next
canine week. aud tina there was so'l prs
OF -tIpn at earlt lac "lrh O. "Po''"
I'm, la tn mpst Important op'"fVt"ilT7 III
The o,untry It's fitted with twelve lnch l"e-
Ill the lern astronomical ~ III ihcca
One of The adm rOnOmers OF New Ensanl VINO II
now connected with tue observatory a Harvard 'oesr:
Ia accented the oh ir of astronomy at the College ana
will have charge Of Tue observatory when co"pesh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22

Tho annual election OF Bolrt oil Manas"'s VI ''' Wv
Work Institution for the Bind OF trse Inspectors o'
IIeeiion held yesterday In the insutuuoh' A' INN"
fourth o. and Ninthave Tho twenty MANAGERS ''o
u3snmou,ly reelected with The exception OF 'o"P0
who was replaced b. FreorIo Bronson h. AmO'e o"''
v pursel and John NJ Bowers mated inspectors
OF Election Several MANAGERS have serve twenty "
thirty years Succession The folio WING ny
managers lt,erL - Hon, Fhe nlOrns Bailey Ms'I .;,a
Treat Irving James M. Mclean. smi cIiii villa" LIZ
wright William Charles De
4. Stout Fret. Aug Schernerhorn etor MARI: poi ns
" KbluelanIer FIR ed Chamber
Charles r. Srong Philip schuyler Frederic BronsOn Johh l.
Kane. Edward King Edward ocbelL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
ExrEcTEp DECISION on TIE HOOKING VALLEY

C"LrMnUs ohio. Dec u tSD'ciah. rhs Hooking Val
lev Railroad anti. involving 81 100000. in which New
YORK capitalists ara interested Dotn sles. Will he
decided by JUDO Evan. OF tho Common Pl'a. Court
Tomorrow John W. shaw. Of New-YOrk. president OF
the road has pc snci tho court for perpetual in
junction restraining JUDGE Burke and others fran dis
posing OF stock worth SS0OO0Oo. alleged tn have been
frandnlenlv issued Judge Evan, has been working
hs decision for several months, and IL Ia reporte that
ne VIII snstan tho inunrten This will of tho
interest and plarc the Rad in excellent financial
dupn while the ease Il being trio its morris. Rail
way nen thar tho defendants attempting to
regain control OF the read.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22

one of the most prominent of Ne"-f0rk managers
sand late lat Light that he had heard that Henry r.
Abbey had maCb3 contract with Ms fotIcI ~ Do
come her manager after the expiration Oi hef con
,,act with H. C. Miner which, 1t Is understood, has
.b.nt twelve week. more Mr.. Abbey wa not
At WaacLs and his representative there said mat nc
wa, NOT aware of lie agreement. 1t has been known
for some lime that Mrs Potter was dio at ncu WIN
the pr,cut mana cement OF nor afoifs. ond bhc hdr
often been heard regret thai she had iO' " hSI
American debut undc MIR. Alloys al ldc'' hytio
Belcw, h. .eading - under CONTRACT 10 M
Abbey. and H. Onl, lent t. Mr.. Miner Ia any arrange
that has Teen made no has PROBABLY bcoh INC
int
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
SELECTIONS FROM TIE MIL.
REDUCTION OF DU) 'Ey AND INCREASE OF REV.
ENUE

l.
TO the Ffffor ~ me Trtbmne
SIR: Does a reduction of the tarla reduce tho
enuc1 We know that tho reduction Of Int 'rnal Rev
cnue Taxes viii reduce tho t, tho u extent OF
the reduction. But II seems TO mo. a layHan, tLai
while tho Presden, may be perfectly homes In his plan
for 1hcng the surplus III, iuuc fI pl n II carried
ont will produce the contrary result unless inc cdnc
lion IS mad' Oh tho basis OF free trade. For any re
ducon of the tariff sufficient mako rad cal rcduc
ton of tho price Of goods the would Hood
tho country with foreign goods, thereby incrcas ne,
aihcr than mlnlsAing thc Surplus Take r f. stan
sample case wOsicd yarns and wUr>tcd cloths which
shows an Increase OF revenue on reduction OF the
tariff and tho destruction OF that interest In tins
country. ! ask This quest for hr reason that find
nj Der of Prot elton Republicans who seem to think
that reduction Of the tarn would lessen the lcNcnne
ana 50 prevent the accumulation of surf lus. But
II The contrary result wo Id follow a tariff reduction, II
should be brought TO the knowledge Of that class OF
voters. For great many persons WI accept tho
authority OF the highest officer In the land on the
ground that his position would give him to facts
and figures that the ordinary reader would fail 10 get
Therefore If the reduction Of The tariff Will not reduce
the rcvcrnc the people should he made tn see that
fact so that there would DO no mstalc ahO"t IT,
PROTECTIOSIsT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
1ArRA BRJDoMAY's FIFrIErH BIRTHDAY.

LArRA BRJDGMA VS. FTFTIETH BTRTHDAY.
Rosros Dec 81 tSD,cjab In tho Perkins institution
for the Blind An honored inmate for almost hty years
has been Laura d. Brlgman Deprived OF tho senses OF
sight and hearing and almost without the senses OF smell
ana her lilo would have remained blank upon mo
farm atiHansvcr. n. H.. II Dr. Ho"es brilliant exper
mani witch has won the admiration and astonshnent
-, a., ,,.rd had not brought her into an
almost normal condition and given hor means OF
contact with the miHds IT Others. RELAY nor
ss,s we're made nv Mrs. Julia Ward Howe who pre-
sided tho Rev. Phillips Brooks. tho Rev Or tlwarh
Everett Hale and the Row. A. A. Minor. An address
composed by Laura Briignan was also read by Mrs.
Howe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
LAST NIGHTS 1.-THE OLD HouESTEA

As the time apprO iches for tue close OF Denman
rhonpsou's engagement at the F'nr,eonth Street
Theatre be General desire to him II possible
IN la ON the ,crra,e At every perform the theatre
is rroveJd to It's utmost capacity. and this week The
orcbrstra has removed u make room for extra
seals The present Is one that particularly APP
propriae to tho honest manly pa hos ahi grniai nome
spun mn nor OF Mr. rnonp,ons plai ~ hclhy lhese
Ia We never been shown among more appropriate sur
IOundings than Mr. ROscnqne - mas supp'ei 1atuu
during the present sea>on "a M,"iS u. 'o
Ike HauOns will appear III the voyage on ou's'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
REScrE or A SHirwREcKED CREw.

TINiT 7 VI 4 Viii " ~ IT TT '-''I'''
The brig Nora. fom Pclro Ciyo r"sch"d tno orc" VI
the -cho-ner Matte Ran forty miles southeast OF
Ab-ecom sunday and brought them 10 h' port yes
tcrday The Matte Itanec was from GEORGETOWN - -
for Ill RIVER with $50 ton 81 and on saturday was
cau.bt ia hurricane aud -pr leak Early o. Suh-
da, Capta Harry. Mate BuKs. the cook anI lnI'r So"
abdn the SchO nrr III th' Small
Ln.t ana inc scnooncr down zen minutes later.
me shlpwrccked uers were picked up ths same
day by lne Nora.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22

INV I,,L>. Ucc. II D>l~ooh.-N the annual meet
u, % tho Consolidated Road hold 10 day directors
v"r, elected q, follows: George y. Miller \ L. Van
Nc,s. wilson q. Hunt. T. II Trowbridgc william u
Bishop nathaniel Wheeler Henry C. Robinson. Edward
" Reed. George IT, Wa'roHs, Chn'lc, T. Clark. Joseph
Park. Chaunccy NJ. Drpew, Henry :. LEO All the
director, except President Clark r"ceNcd % - ,oir,
H.. received o. -:.3 H. g. Goodwin OF Fast Hartford.
deposited Vutrs TO- Professor = T. baldwin OF Ms
city Nh Goodwin Introduced tho follow ing rr,olu-
ton. which va. voted down:
EcsD'r,d That tho directors p" and they are hereby
l-l and directed 20 n least one car on Every
accommodation train In which passengers VIII ho tram,
ported at a rate not exceeding one cent "A M lc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
TROUBLE OVER RATES IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Dec 2l-Tne freight rate, are still
III dsturncl 60 rdsn notwithstanding the heavy re-
auctions made by erday Of the chit
oa'o roads, through mistake quoted the tirif cotton
piece g""is tn Kan'as city ton cents lower Than Lad
been agreed upon and In spite Of the efforts of
missioner 10 rNaia all II the conpetins limos the
rate The tcatrnl Traffic Managers were unable TO
afte- todav on the question ~ uif,rm mileiger
majority OF the lines favored uniform OF
nilo but enough roads objected to defeat the PROPOSE
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
THE LOCAL OPTION FIGHT IN ST. LOUIS

ST Loris. Dec. 81 t>pecob. The local option move
mcnt IN 81. Louis has taken on tho look Of real
political fight. Heretofore II has been one sided
demonstration Now 1t has organized opponent
and must adopt regular political methods. Tho up
poGcnt took bcgcfcnt shape n the meeting OF the
Personal Liberty League Al Central Turner Hall anu
nom tue aggressive way the league Il taking hold OF
the Wet side. II would appear that thai organization
viii hc the standard bearer of the AMI Local option
isi- The local OptionistS have extended calls To
senators COckrr Colqut. Reagan and iO Sam Jones
The Vets Will have senator Vest and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
DeuooRarIo Discomfort WIN CLEVELAYD

Wdshin0fOn COTTsFVOIHtHcf y TIC IUE'VI' T'''''''T
A prominent Democrat, ana one Who has d booI
deal O nlluonoo within The party, bOh NoT,h a'
Aouth said Yesterday at le would venture 10 pTeuict
that in less tran sixty Gays VI. Cleveland "ouu no'
D., a candidate that no WOnll be out OF tho ncIu gu
tireIv thai he had deceived, ml>lcd am dissu7tcu
his party by his course Ia regard to mo message :
and that, by spnngng this eNtrome policy UPON Son
press without consult alton with 81 Ito recognized
party leaders, aud In position to tho cAPlcs So.
Judgment Of even the moderate lowiailn men Inv
Wcsers Carllsl, and cox he bad changed The political
situation utterly and. In the twnking OF an eye. nan
compelled tho Democrats to surren or their vantage
pruud 10 tho Republicans and To assune the defensive
and hal In fact. giving the Re ubllcans mo ihsiae
track again. Even the Presidents test hlends va
Congress- arc atrrid that his message was mistake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22

"REFoRM" IN TIE NEW YORK POST OFFICE.

To m" Ffito" - ~ Trip
SIR: Yon are aware Of the great and needless annoy
anccS To business men caused few weeks ago ~ INC
Now York post office by absurd ruling about printed
matter on the Trapp'rs OF second third and iOulth
class matter. ! wonder II Won also know OF the
trouble experienced by myself and others by the dc
tcTorati ion Of tho service of that establishment ii
not. let Inc tell You about IT, Unt few months ago.
whllo yet old Rcpub can ideas SIN prevailed III inc
po Office. used to got Chicago, Pits urg ana 0her
western papers which wished to use In tho evening
by about O'Clock, regularly. But last ,"rIlci theS
began coming later, and now, with an occa"nal OK
ccpuOn, thoy arc net 10 be had until two or thrco
hours afcrwmd and sometimes not until the follow
InS morning. ! have investigated this matter cafe-
fuzzy. and md that largo part OF tbs mll, Including
Chicago and PtiSDurs papers, reach Jersey Cty on
tho clock tram, winch Is "trcy more ih'h low
minutes late and 4 the mail wagon consumes al out
fifteen or tw nty minutes In It's trip thence To The
post Office. And Yet that mail generally lies nndis
trbutci between tw" and -four hours aicfward, whcI ~
formerly to DO had in little more than an hour
aflrr 81 rival. ] do not have occasion to wach inc
other mails closely as this but II they all suilrr
this inNXpcablc DAY, day aud night II u tline
that New York bu.tnc-s men dci II IN The WH'V'
Decreased instead of increased efficiency iu Tho ciNC''
under Nugru management. VIII not. iah'y' DC
tolerated v,y long by an emil ghtcncd public
Arlr. oyk Dee 20 1857. Co>sIANT READER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
TRIBUNE LOCAL oBsfRvvrIoV~

tho diagram coHtinuou, ue shows tho srsn-trc hnc-
~ tons YESTERDAY opsorvel tt t' Unt"l states signal
t4S1st Ia cttr
turs noted at IL sdnurs pharmacy. 2ls Broadway
TRBrVr OFFICE. Dec. 22-l A. m.-Lght rain yes
terday morning was fs.wcd by Alterations OF cloud
nd sunshine hut The expected cold delayed.
The temperature ranged bet Sern So and A. the aver
ne. ~ hcu- ~ higher Than OIL the pondng
dny last year. and - higher than ~ tuesday.
Ia TINS cty ts-iaJ there Will probably be
colder fair weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22

MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY fNTrrIIGENcE
The rcn-raulzaii OF the Wa a,i Conn any IS making
steady aud satisfactory progress and tho Indications
are that before January 20 tho time fixed by the com
mitccs largo majority Of the gage bond, VIII
have been deposited the Central Trust Company. It's
friends say that this viii practically Insure The success
~ the plan They think that tho bon1hodrrs should
welcome any reasonable adjustment which viii iako
the propcry ont Of tho courts and further costs
after threc years and half Of expensive llilgaion
Commissioner FINK yesterday issued the following
@"rdaurc With the vote of the Joint committee, the
rate, ON fourth Hfih and sixth classes both fastbond
20 tn1 % thtry rlrhi and haf cents Gfth class
thirty three cents sixth class, twenty seven ahSsa hall
cent, per hundred pounds
San Francisco. Dec. 2L-rno S'r'hern Plcih' Rdl
road Company day. In compliance with tho Interstate
commerce law gave notice OF an advance In rst-csss
r,t.s to lint. elN Of tho Mi-sO iri Rvcr St Lsns
Nemnhis Now.Orlcans and Cairo. Limited nrstelAss
ticket. tbrongh lon Albuquerque 10 those points
have been -uppllnei by nlinted nr'tcItSs tickets
and ths old emgr,nt thiri-cl-s rate now Corresponds
win IN. ne -,r3n' ~ s7 80 York tgI
Will now he ~ %" u" I'm, 80 " -.
Boston. 80 The eo"tnern po',s anctri are;
nrlean. ss7 g.; Richmond. S"i 10. and Ncksburg,
SG7 30.
INDrAvAroIis. Dec 81 tSPocab.-Tho reorganization
~ the Indianapolis. Decatur and Springfield Railway
comn,nv WIN, complrtrd today at meeting Of the ma.
,orty Of tho s,ockh.lders at Dec tnr ILL., Tomorrow
they will meet In this city and consolidate the lndnna
and Uinoi. divisions Ter the name OF the hai"p"l'
uecatur an Western The purcha-er. under The rssr
eapizattos arc the second mortgage boslhSlrrs.
Article. ., ssrafiou ~ the Evansville. Icrre liauto
and Indianapss Railroad C~mpinY wer" hloi with tho
Secretary Of state today The COMPANY proposes 10
onlld limo from the t"wn OF S"vah 10 tniI ct, i
lance ~ seventy five miles Tho capital Stock IL
81 600 900 Of which 1886 u0D ha, been subscribed by
ID I Mn,ley Of Evansville ami the rrmainn@ ~ \ 900
divided equally between fourteen others OF New-forK
and Evansville.
PORTLAND, Mo. Dec. 2l.-Ihe annual mrethS o.
tho Maine Central Railroad held this afternoon
The old Board OF Directors were Reelected unaniMsusy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
DIR. SWITHIN CHANDLER

WUMINGToN, Del. Dec DIR. Swithn Chandler OF
Falkland this county. died suddenly this morning age
hnyssvcn. DR. Chandler served four terms in the Legs
laturc. Speaker OF the House in 1879 and in 1888
the deciding tho legislative caucus which
nominated United -tates Senator Gray Dr. Chandler
candidate Tor Governor in the convention which
nsmin ed Governor Bg-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22

The New.York A hletio club had II gala night III us
sixth-avs club house last evening. IL was for mem
beers snly and consisted OF number OF poIeSsioh" anu
amateur box ng bouts. Tho main in crest centred IN
,he tour.rouud contest between W j. NJ Barry tho
clubs amateur cham pon hammcrhrOwcr. and Michael
Donovan, n Harlem amateur boxer. The Harlem ilah
scaled 300 pounds just fOrty pounds less IMAM
barry ayoirlupoiS. but at .be end OF the bout ost
OF the had decided tnat Mr. Barrys forte was
nat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
ANNUAL RrroETs FILED At ALBANY.
AInN,Y Dec. II (SDcci1h.-Tncse annual railroad re-
port. have been fled here:
RICHMOND AND pANvrLLr ELECTION.

RICHMOND. w.. Doe 1.-The meeting - tie stock
ho cr- ~ hc Eichmopi AMI Dlnvile ailr'ai va held
this af,rnpon Grorsc = Scott. 81 Nrw-N"rk. wl@
c.,,fJ pre-i .clt. also tho dir rtor- chosen by the
Terminal company Tho annual r"pprt oi the p'r'l lent
.niuffei tsi re'-frrl rormift"e coH~i.U ~ 81
N-s.r. -ul'y. -. T. tone :. 90 uln 1 j. \ Enih-
ar fo h. nriufcl ,sI distributed The report was
taken 700 N"' York tong AMI mono % o. was gwen oH
her f.ff .Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22

NFW-YORR DEFEATS JEPSFT CITT At POLO
The New.York Polo tiub Jersey city LAT night.
and added victory 10 is uuhrOkcn list The
PLAYED rnk JERSEY ty. and tie built
crowded The New Workers wed fine form and
wou AZ q Walton Amber 70
@ IimontS's gnal.ferng also gooi
There less rough tlan The
ae FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22

SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ASSOCIATION
or NETWORK CITY
1857
HOSPITAL SATURDAY. DECEMBER "a
HOSPITAL SUNDAY. DECEMBER 3.

HOSPITAL SUNDAY. DECEMBER p
Contributions rsuecilv soce the above davs fof
the GEN RAJ Pr D. which VIII be divided among tno
Associated Hospitals ON the basis OF FREE care ior the SicS
Gits may he dcsigntte however for Iosptot thi,
city AMI such @, vii be duly orw rei Nv tho Treasurer
ihs Association 10 the Hospital indicated Nv the dDlJr
METHODS OF CONTRl But. No.
l. Through the collections in The chu.hes H)sptI
Sundiv and In thu svnt snglrs on HosDith tturtay
. Through Auxiliary Assoc iaton~ as follow:
Cirar Tobacco Trado--Henry Rosenwad Treasurer.
lA5 Water
on Paint and Drug Trale-A b. AnsbIcher. Treasurer.
43 JOnn-st
Book RIA o-ienry b. Barnes Treasurer. Ill Wihim.st
spirits Trade -Ch.rles Renault ire surer j5
Printers. Paper Dealer. and Type Fouulcrs-M b. wyn.
koop. IRE surrr. 12l FultOn-sL
Hide aud Leather frue roasnrers Theodore W Barnes.
90 Fr,nkort-t. mi Charles iiAnselt 20 sp'ucs-St
rnrhngh D.,rnti,n list. >eit 10 all irttirg ner
cil ant nuftru1 rsta n nents IN the rIty In IN,
emp and employees WI MAKE cpnmon cal,s
in contributing t, broad CHARITY Among tho trades
this provided vi tn lists are the follow NJ
Cirpcery IRA a. Mllin'v Trlio,
Clothing Tradr. SUIT an "tk irtlA
Boz a ~loa IRA TO- Con ectisn~ry Irtt.
HIT and cap rrade iron ana u ri"are Irl ie%
Slht IRA q Piano Trade
Jewrlr Trade. tofee an Tea rrlieA
straw Gnoir Trade. Furniture Trale
Fancy Goods irtlo Fur Trade
Rubber OO,l. rrldt Furnishing Goods lrlS
and a - p other trades
Banks IN ankor-, insnr ne trust steamship AMI
tsleera,h COMPANIES, 'ni coreor ions :sn'rtIl'
3 Through o . the EXCHANGES
Through tho oOwi benevolent orders: Free Nasony
Odd Fellow. Bnal Britn Free S'nso lFa' Kosher $40
Barrel son, Of 80 lmin ami Sons OF Aer1h I'm ,.,.
Through collection boxes l-vtfet RllwY S'atlonS
IN manu- aciorr. and pr crs ~ puzzle re'ort . 81, $50,
= Finally, hrongn nancy sent dire4t to MT cH Anh LIS
ali money contributed should be- ont n eec - ~
ndssred - Iu) before Jdruay 10 l5tS aficr
whcht fill report If the collection Will DO gwen urouH
TIC p"O'' GEO. MACCULLoCH MILLER President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
roUyc LEE UELD FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER


CHICAGO Dec Civ l. Lee. who shot his stepfa' her.
IN. bank president. stcphea W. Rawsen was arragned
in Judge Willamson's court to-day and pleaded not
guilty OF assault with intent 10 kill He was ronandcd
IN So 900 bl The young tripped into court with
sero-ro,uic air keut his hat his head until half way
"a Zoe Judge and seemed to take the whole thing as
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
THIS SEA SOy,s LUMBERIN0 IN MAINE.


Augustd IefteT G" TIC "0ST0" 11''"''. -, ,,
4 Maine numbering operations In tho woos ms WV" a~a
kllI DO fully no TO tho a, erago For the asst Two
months there has been stream o. choppers anu
swampers pouring into tho northern wiiderno
ably iess than 300 or 1000 VIII DO cmpo9 ou.
1t Ii expected that total cut Of logs VIII DO ~
east 6OO,0O0,OOO The estimated cut Oh tho fono"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
yOUyG NORMA wv ~ BOSTON.

BOSTON Dec 81 tSpecidDGrent interest Is manifested
by the music-ovng people OF Bossn 10 hear ilofmann
the hey pianist. who is 10 appear In Music Hall on
Friday night for the frat time. Tho advance sale was
this NJ orpipl and although rain storm prevailed
mere than 800 people were In line and the hrst day
A. Ie amounted 10 about $i,OOO